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INTRODUCTION Process Integration is a systematic design methodology that addresses issues related to energy efficiency, waste minimisation and an efficient use of raw materials. Currently the conceptual design stage is greatly facilitated by the use of simulations, either in a design of a new plant or in conducting improvement studies in an existing plant. | |||
| However, the simulation approach suffers from lack of synthesis capability and inability to provide an overall contextual overview of the entire plant. This drawback at the conceptual design stage will have serious consequences in determining the environmental impact, economic viability and safety features of the final designKnowledge of Process Integration is essential in arriving at better designs that will meet the calls for efficiency in the use of energy, efficiency in the use of materials and reduction of emissions. Priority will be given to candidates with working experience in the related field. Applicants with other qualifications can be considered if they have the necessary research experience and could show capabilities to pursue postgraduate studies. COURSE STRUCTURE The part-time mode, using extensive e-learning facilities, is well-suited for engineers and technologists who may not be able to leave their jobs for long periods at a stretch. The course is structured into 12 one-week modules during which intensive learning support is provided either at the University or at the students' work locations. The programme structure is as follows: Management Electives SPECIALISATION Specialisation 1: Specialisation 2: Specialisation 3: COURSE DURATION MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
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Tuesday, July 3, 2007
MSc IN PROCESS INTEGRATION
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